Know the Mystic powers of Charnamrit, the Divine Nectar

Introduction

The devotion and belief in Gods leads us to surrender ourselves in their holy feet. In Hinduism, it is believed that by touching the feet of a deity or Spiritual guru, we release our ego and get rid of bad thoughts and negative energies. As in Hindu tradition holy feet has been given upmost importance in our Vedas, then how can we overlook the mystic power of ‘nectar from the feet of God’. The sacred and valuable ‘Charnamrit’ means Charan- feet and Amrit-holy nectar from Gods; has always been consumed by us at shrines and religious places, yet most of us thought about its power and importance.

Importance of its ingredients:

Charnamrit is composed of 5 key ingredients i.e. curd, ghee, milk, honey and sugar. Holy water and Tulsi (basil) leaves are also added by few to this mixture. All these constituents that are commonly used by us in the regular routine, combine together to create holy nectar that bestows us with happiness and purity.

· Milk – for purity and piousness.
· Ghee- for victory.
· Curd- for prosperity and progeny.
· Honey- for sweetness in our nature.
· Sugar- for happiness.
· Water- for purity.
· Tulsi- for immunity.

Scientific Connection

Apart from the sacred importance and divine nature, Charnamrit, the divine nector is also effective for our body and resolves our body issues. The divine nectar is generally prepared and kept in the brass or copper vessel that provides an additional advantage for terminating the infectious germs present inside our body and improves our immunity power. Basil leaves acts as a strong agent against infections, diseases and eliminates the chances of health complaint. It also increases our memory power and provides strength.

Therefore, this holy nectar acts as a magical solution that not only showers us with positive benefits for our body but also for our mind and soul. This holy nectar increases our faith and devotion to the spiritual path. It takes us more closer to our ultimate destination. Both inner and outer bliss are achieved by it.

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